Unusual items hauled in your 997?
06-03-2011, 12:25 PM
#16
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I don't have a proper picture, but I drove 3 'scopes in the back of my car from SF to a conference in San Diego. Retail value: $500k. Glad I put the blanket over them. 
Also, my 164cm snowboard (in a bag) fits quite nicely if you open the top to put it in!
Also, my 164cm snowboard (in a bag) fits quite nicely if you open the top to put it in!
06-03-2011, 01:10 PM
#17
Drifting
Great thread OP!
No pics, but i've had my frunk full of firewood a number of times, for my brick pizza oven! I'll take a pic for my next run. Traditionally I make pizza on Sundays, so I take the P-car out for an AM run and return home w/ wood (if needed) and one could never forget the fresh mozarella!
No pics, but i've had my frunk full of firewood a number of times, for my brick pizza oven! I'll take a pic for my next run. Traditionally I make pizza on Sundays, so I take the P-car out for an AM run and return home w/ wood (if needed) and one could never forget the fresh mozarella!
06-03-2011, 06:19 PM
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06-03-2011, 08:19 PM
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06-04-2011, 12:28 AM
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With a new baby comes baby showers. With baby showers comes great big gifts. Things I've hauled in the past year in my coupe (keeping it real, you cab cheaters):
A high chair in its box, required some tetris moves to get into the back seat area
A jogging stroller in its box
A travel system (stroller + car seat), deboxed
A snowboard (not for the baby), back deck to dash board, glass to glass
A color printer/office center in its box (if you don't know why this is a baby gear, your in-laws will inform you)
One very overweight father-in-law
But no baby. She won't ride in the p-car until she can face forward.
A high chair in its box, required some tetris moves to get into the back seat area
A jogging stroller in its box
A travel system (stroller + car seat), deboxed
A snowboard (not for the baby), back deck to dash board, glass to glass
A color printer/office center in its box (if you don't know why this is a baby gear, your in-laws will inform you)
One very overweight father-in-law
But no baby. She won't ride in the p-car until she can face forward.
06-04-2011, 10:41 AM
#22
Nordschleife Master
Great thread OP!
No pics, but i've had my frunk full of firewood a number of times, for my brick pizza oven! I'll take a pic for my next run. Traditionally I make pizza on Sundays, so I take the P-car out for an AM run and return home w/ wood (if needed) and one could never forget the fresh mozarella!
No pics, but i've had my frunk full of firewood a number of times, for my brick pizza oven! I'll take a pic for my next run. Traditionally I make pizza on Sundays, so I take the P-car out for an AM run and return home w/ wood (if needed) and one could never forget the fresh mozarella!
sooo jealous!
06-04-2011, 11:40 AM
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Should have taken a picture of it, but back in '05 I moved a handful of 12' pieces of solid oak bar rail in my 996 cab. Was building out my home theater by hand and crafting the bar. Dropped the top and drove at a pretty decent clip down the interstate for about 15 miles home. Got quite a few strange looks but got it home (and fast).
06-06-2011, 09:07 AM
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Drifting
06-06-2011, 11:40 AM
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New DCS Ceramic BBQ...
Here's a shot of propane in transit for the new DCS BBQ. This grill is built like the 997. Not quite as organic as the pizza oven. It does, however, have ceramic radiant heat rods! So it it should be great for the track... 
Last edited by Zeus993; 07-09-2014 at 11:41 AM.
06-06-2011, 12:47 PM
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